Okay, some aspects of business (and life) are hugely complicated. But, there are so many others that are surprisingly simple. In the huge context of what you have to do and what you should do, it is consistency that matters. Read More …
In the mainstream cultural references are seemingly random. But, really it is an art form. You learn by participating and being a part of the crowd. Exposure Ideal Practice Learned Habits Friends Social The issue for some (most) who are Read More …
We must remember. It’s time we don’t have nearly enough of these days. We have so many things we could learn, do, or experience. Look carefully. Pause to ponder. Listen closely. Repeat the activities. Anchor the ability. Share willingly. Not Read More …
In some circles, it is who not what you know. However, in most areas of our lives – the true reality of living here – this does not hold true. Not at least the way it has been touted or Read More …
And, just like that, the day is done. The calendar flips. The wedding is over. The event you planned for months is wrapped. The friends who you haven’t seen in ages have left for the evening. The rain that threatened Read More …
If something is better than good, is it the best? No. Probably not. (I mean, right?) It just means that you liked it. Solid performance. It was unexpected. It was improved from the last time. You would think about doing Read More …
There are many options, but the way you learn is really not up to you. It is quite possibly based on a number of factors that you can’t control. Audio. Visuals. Storytelling. Seeing then doing. Many, repetitive scenarios. Hearing, then Read More …
All of those things that you said you would do are still on the list. Whether you promised dad you would do them, or your own adult self…they are perhaps warranted. Set your goals. Plan the days. Make the time. Read More …
Yes, the tiniest details matter. Small print. The fine print. The numbers that are so small that a 3 looks like an 8 or a 5 looks like a 6…you can really mess things up. Like when you miss a Read More …
They told you in the beginning to hold on because it’s gonna be a bumpy ride. They were not wrong. Did you believe them? No. Of course you didn’t. You thought you were ready. You were different. You were prepared. Read More …